You've probably seen the leaks or caught a glimpse of that vibrant, neon-soaked silhouette dancing across your social media feed. If you're an Invisible Woman main in Marvel Rivals, January 2026 is basically your Christmas. NetEase is kicking off Season 6 on January 16, and they aren't being subtle about it. While everyone is busy arguing about Deadpool's crazy new "Triple-Role" mechanic, the real stars are the cosmetics—specifically the Prism Parade and Will of Galacta looks for Sue Storm.
Honestly, the sheer volume of Sue content right now is kind of wild. It feels like just yesterday we were obsessed with the Azure Shade summer outfit, but the devs have clearly leaned into the fact that she’s one of the most played heroes in the game.
What is the Prism Parade Skin Exactly?
The big headliner for Season 6 is the Prism Parade costume. It’s a 70s-inspired, discotheque-themed attire that completely overhauls her look. We aren't just talking about a blue suit with some glitter on it. It’s got a full-on "Radiant Ray" vibe with custom VFX. When you pop your ultimate, the shield effects aren't just the standard transparent blue anymore. They have this shimmering, prismatic finish that makes the "Invisible" part of her name feel a bit ironic.
You’ll find this one sitting in the Season 6 Battle Pass, which is titled "Museum Ticket." It’s the top-tier reward, and it actually comes with "Chroma" options—Vivid Vibe and Radiant Ray—so you can tweak the colors. It’s also the first time they’ve really experimented with changing her ultimate's visual feedback so drastically. Some players on Reddit are already complaining that it’s too bright, but hey, if you’re winning the team fight, who cares if they see you coming?
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Getting the Will of Galacta Skin for Free
If you don’t feel like dropping money on a Battle Pass, there is another way to get a fresh look. The Will of Galacta skin is part of the Season 6 Twitch Drops event. This is basically a "free" skin if you have the patience to leave a tab open.
Here is the deal: the event runs from January 16 to February 13, 2026. You have to link your Marvel Rivals and Twitch accounts on their official site, then go find a streamer who has "Drops Enabled" in their title.
- 30 Minutes: You get the 'Will of Galacta' Spray.
- 1 Hour: You get a Nameplate.
- 2 Hours: You get a custom Emote.
- 4 Hours: You finally unlock the 'Will of Galacta' Costume.
Four hours of watching a stream might sound like a lot, but you don't actually have to watch it. Just mute the tab (not the player itself, or it might not count!) and let it run in the background. Check your Twitch inventory every now and then to claim the rewards as you hit the milestones. They’ll show up in your in-game mailbox almost instantly.
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Why Everyone is Talking About These Skins
There's a bit of drama, because there’s always drama. Some players are annoyed that characters like Iron Fist or Ultron are getting "shitty rare skins" or nothing at all, while Sue Storm is getting her fourth major VFX skin. It’s a classic case of the popular kid getting all the toys.
But there’s a technical reason for the buzz too. A few people who got early access noted a bug where the new Prism Parade skin's shield recovery effect was actually harder to track for enemies compared to the base skin. NetEase says they’re "monitoring" it, but for now, it might actually give you a tiny, purely visual competitive edge.
A Quick Reality Check on Fortnite
If you came here looking for a "new" Invisible Woman skin in Fortnite, I hate to be the bearer of bad news. The Susan Storm skin was a massive hit when it dropped back in July 2025 as part of the "Fantastic Four: First Steps" set. While there are rumors of a "Wave 2" for Marvel skins in 2026, the current leaks are mostly focused on One Piece and Devil May Cry. If you missed Sue in the Fortnite shop back in November, you're basically playing the waiting game until Epic decides to rotate the Marvel tab back in.
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How to Maximize Your Sue Storm Gameplay in Season 6
It’s not just about looking good; Sue is actually getting a nerf in the Season 6 patch. They are tweaking her self-shield because, let's face it, she’s been "pick or ban" for weeks. The recovery on her shield was just a bit too fast.
If you want to make the most of the new skins, you’ve got to master the Team-Up abilities. In the new update, the "Fantastic Four" synergy is getting a slight buff to its duration. If you have a Reed Richards or a Johnny Storm on your team, your defensive bubbles will provide a tiny bit of extra proficiency to them. It’s not a game-changer, but it’s enough to tip the scales in a tight 6v6.
Actionable Steps for Players
- Link your accounts today: Don't wait until the 16th. Get your Twitch and NetEase accounts connected now so you don't miss those first few hours of drops.
- Save your Units: If you’re eyeing the Prism Parade chromas, make sure you haven't blown your currency on those new Deadpool emojis.
- Check your settings: If you find the new Prism effects too distracting, you can actually go into Settings > Other > Costume and toggle "Display other's custom ability sfx" to off. It helps with the visual clutter.
- Grind the Battle Pass early: Season 6 maps (like the new Convoy map on Jan 29) offer bonus XP for the first week. Use those to fast-track your way to the top tier of the "Museum Ticket" pass.
The meta is shifting, and while Sue might not be as "broken" as she was in December, she’s still the queen of the support roster. Might as well look the part while you're carrying your team.